Digital Menu System

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Digital Menu System
MILESTONE 1

• Pat Viafore Mark Maida
• Sheree Martin Matt Dyke
• Mark Evenson

Sponsored by Dr. Bernhard
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Menu Program Requirements

• The Menu system is responsible for storing and
  displaying a menu
• Examples from the Requirements Document
• Feature Displaying a List of Categories
• The menu system shall display a list of
  categories. The categories shall be displayed
  without having to scroll
• Feature Loading and storing a menu
• The menu system shall be able to store the daily
  menu

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Menu Program Design
Dialog Box for displaying the categories
Dialog Box for displaying the items
Ordering Screen
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Menu Program Testing

• Examples from the Test Document
• Feature Loading the File From Disk
• Test A working menu shall be placed on the disk
• Expected Result The menu should load with all
  the correct values
• Feature Browsing a Menu
• Test Browse to each individual item in each
  category, then navigate back to the main category
  list
• Expected Result each item will be browsed to by
  clicking the associated category and item name

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Waiter Program Requirements

• The Waiter system is the intermediary between the
  menu system and food processing
• Examples from the Requirements Document
• Feature Display tables
• The waiter system shall display and differentiate
  each table supported by the system
• Feature Order handling
• The waiter system shall accept and store orders
  from the menu system

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Waiter Program Design
Storage for the waiter side
Waiter View
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Waiter Program Testing

• Examples from the Test Document
• Feature Acknowledging Alerts
• Test Send an order through to the waiter system
  from the menu system
• Expected Result The table should produce an
  order received alert
• Feature Storing, Receiving and Distributing a
  menu
• Test Connect to the waiter system from the menu
  system with an old menu on the menu system
• Expected Result The waiter system should send
  the new menu to the Menu system

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Administration Program Requirements

• Ability to create/modify menus is an important
  part of the admin program
• Examples from requirements document
• Feature Creating a Category in a menu
• A user shall be able to create a category to be
  associated with the menu
• Feature Creating an Item
• The user shall be able to set allergy information
  for each item
• Feature Uploading the Menu
• The user shall be able to send a full menu to the
  waiter system through the network

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Administration Program Design

• Saved as above on the administration side
• Saved as one complete menu object for
  distribution to other systems
• Mock up window for item detail editing not shown

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Administration Program Testing

• Examples from test document
• Feature Saving and Loading a category in a menu
• Test Create a category in a menu and save the
  menu. Open up a new menu and add existing
  category. Select the category just created
• Expected Result the category just created in
  the old menu should appear in the new menu
• Feature Uploading the menu
• Test Create a menu and send it to the waiter
  system
• Expected Result The waiter system should
  receive the newly created menu

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Goals for Milestone 2

• Milestone 2 Implement, test, and demo a fully
  browseable menu system
• Roughly broken into 7 major tasks
• Detailed Design for Menu System
• Create Storage Classes
• Loading/Saving Menu to Disk
• Browseable Interface for the Menu
• Options and Side Configuration for the Menu
• Adding to a Order
• Test and Integration of the Menu System